What's Happening at the Flagship?
Keep up with all the current news, events, and information that is happening at Franklin High. Contact Terri Coffman to include information in the daily “Admiral's Log” email. For our daily announcement show Franklin in Five contact Keri Thompson.
News, Events, & Information
Exam Schedule. Senior Exams will take place from Thursday, May 15 to Tuesday, May 2, 2025. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors will take their exams Monday, May 19 through Thursday, May 22, 2025. On that Thursday school will end at 11:15 am. Check out the detailed exam schedule for spring semester.
2025 Graduation. Graduation will be held for the class of 2025 on Thursday, May 22, 2025. The ceremony will take place on the Franklin High football field, and will begin at 7:00 PM.
Online Attendance Forms. Try the Franklin High School Attendance Forms to dismiss a student early, inform that a student will be late, or send a parent note for an absence. Please remember a student with more than five (5) absences per semester, must supply a doctor’s note to be excused. Please refer to the Student Handbook-WCS High Schools for details.
Athletic Event Tickets. Purchase tickets and season passes for all home games from GoFan.co
Featured in InFocus
Theater programs around Williamson County are once again in the spotlight.
Three WCS educators are being recognized by the Country Music Association (CMA) Foundation for excellence in the classroom.
The Franklin High National History Honor Society is a National Chapter of the Year.
Technology Student Association (TSA) students across the district are preparing to compete on the National stage after winning awards at the Tennessee State Leadership Conference April 2-5.
More than 30 students are being celebrated for their latest academic achievement: earning a perfect composite score on the ACT exam.
Students ran, kicked and cheered their way through the 2025 Admiral Games at Franklin High.
Several Williamson County students and teachers were showcased at the annual Tennessee Music Education Association (TMEA) Conference in April.
High school media students were recognized for their skill and creativity during the annual National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Nashville/Midsouth Student Production Awards.
Several Williamson County speech and debate students are bound for the national competition after winning at the State level.
Winter guards and percussion ensembles from WCS middle and high schools competed in the Southeastern Color Guard Circuit Championships at the end of March.